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ShiIoh's Remedies.

Group, whOoping cough and bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. For sale by Bowling & Flood. 6m
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 30 cents. Nasal injector free. For
sale by Bowling & Flood. l-lS-6m
A nasal injector free with each bottle
Of Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy. Price 80
cents. For sale by Bowling & Flood.
Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy-s positive
cure for catsrrh, diphtheria and canker
mouth. For sale by Bowling & Flood.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle OF Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure. For sale by Bowling &
Flood. l-l3-6m
Hackmetack," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and so cents. For
sale by Bowling & Flood. l-l3-6m
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieye Group, whOOping cough and brOn.
ohitis. For sale by Bowling q Flood.
VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint ShilOh's Vitalizer is
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~Plenty of shade A Flrst-class Restau-
rant attached to the establishment.
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ana interrupted them. vIoIetta clear
voice was heard just at hand singing.
From that time the subject Of Fra
zolina's identity was not again broach-
ed between herself and Lord Castlefort.
He was convinced that she was some
beautiful mad woman. gone astray
from her friends, and he instituted Sc
cret inquiries if haply some trace of
her antecedents might be found. but in
vain. He hesitated about telling the
count, but from day to day some chance
postponed opportunity for such revela-
ton, and things went on apparently as
before.
Lady Castlefort lived for the most
part very quiet life, partly from i'll
health and partly because company in-
terfered with her sons pursuits. Count
Brogni came and went at all times, and
grew daily more absorbed in the beau
tiful stranger. Between Violetta and
Fraz0lina warm friendship sprang up,
and Lady Castlefort was pleased at the
intimacy.
"Violetta's royal blood" she one even
ing said to Carl, Shows itself in every
movement. 1t is good for them both to
be together"
One evening as they were all together
in the salon Brogni said:
why can we not have quiet trip to
the mountains before Carnival? Could
not you go tomorrow, Lady Castlefort?"
IL should like it of all things. Could
We not go to that beautiful spot we
visited last Year,"
"The spot where the PdziOrdle of The
symphony was conceived" said the
count, glancing affectionately towards
his friend.
"This dnddnte life is too pleasant to
be ended so soon," remarked Frazolina.
The count smiled at her quaint phrase,
but Carl shivered inwardly.
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ton mad SHOWN her 10 DE thoroughly
conversant with musical theory and
form, and for her performance he an
ticipated something truly excellent.
What was his surprise when the player
| struck the opening bars of the first
movement of the symphony. The entire
dnddnte followed, played not only with
the utmost correctness, but with re-
! markable fire and tenderness. AS far
as the coloring of orchestral music could
be given upon the pianoforte, her per-
Torrance was perfect.
Astonishment and admiration were
mingled in the feelings of her hearers.
The count, leaning forward as he sat,
seemed wrapt in the music. He remain
ed silent after the last chord had ceased
to vibrate; but Castlefort cried out in
eXulting surprise:
Where did you learn the andante of
my symptoms"
Il have to beg your pardon" she re-
piled smiling, 'the themes are lying
here upon the piano."
But they are only memoranda which
l have been too careless to put away"
"The piano does not do it justice"
che said, evading the point. How
much you miss the horns here"
You should have heard it last night"
exclaimed Brogni, as she played the
phrase.
She smiled, but made no reply. Cas-
tlefort was recalling, with secret amaze
ment, the fact that the Instrumentation
was not marked upon the Ms. she had
found upon the piano.
All solicitations failed to induce the
SignOra to play again.
you, a composer" she said, "encour.
age a pot pO,rif l cannot believe it."
That is unanswerable certainly
CastlefOrt laughed; unless you should
play the same again."
The first evening seemed to determine
the relations OF Signora Stoccati with
both the young men. CastlefOrt ex-
hibited ever after the fatherly interest
he had vowed, and equally she showed
frank, free liking for him such as
might exist between old companions.
Oddly enough, despite the dissimilarity
between his markedly English race and
her Italian beauty she constantly snow
ed subtle and battling yet undeniable
likeness to Lord Castlefort.
Frazollna is surely your sister, Carl,
ploletta would say. be sure sne was
stolen from your side in the cradle"
The counts feeling for the beautiful
stranger was undlsgulsedly stronger
passion than affection. His old boast
that music was and should be his only
mistress, was wholly forgotten. he was
so 'feryent ana self-aDandoned In MS
love that he scorned any attempt at
concealment. Indeed there was In fraZ-
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A Passion Symphony.

THE RIDDLE WHICH CAME INTO LORD CAS-
TLEFoRrS LIFE, BUT WHICH HE WAS
NEVER ABLE TO SOLVE.
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s. A. a. A. p. Railroad.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
NEW SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME.

San AUTOMOBILES NowiTwo Trains Daily
To and From New Orleans.
The new time card of the Southern Pacific
goes in force TO-DAY, giving two trains daily, AS
follows:
unUNn
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
The State of Texas TO all Persons Inter
ested in the Administration of the Els
tate of A. j. Leslie, Deceased

STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF BEXAR-
= County Court in Matters of Probate To
May Term, lSS7.-Samuel G. Leslie, legatee
and devisee of the estate of A. j Leslie, de
ceased, has filed lis final account and applica-
ton for release from bond in the County Court
of Bexar County which will be acted on at the
May Term, A. ID. 1884, of said court, at the
Courthouse thereof, in the city oi San Anto-
MO, after this notice shall have been duly pub
lished for twenty 100 successive days In some
newspaper published in BeXar county, Texas
at which time all persons interested in said es
tate may appear and make objections thereto,
IL they see proper.
Witness. Thad w. Smith. Clerk of County
Court of BeXhr County, and seal of said court,
at my Office in San AntoniO, this 10th day Of
April, A. ID. 1877.
THAD. ". SMITH,
Clerk County Court BcXar County.
Issued same day.
Came to hand April 20, 1887, at 10 O'Clock a.
m. Publication of this notice ordered I'm the
San Antonio Daily Light, a newspaper pub
lished at San Antonio, BeXar county, Texas,
for twenty successive days previous 10 the re-
turn day thereof. NAT. LEWIS,
Sheriff BeXar County.
By W. G. NJ. SAMUELs, Deputy.
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Insolvent Notice.

smie ~ Tonncfser shelby coun.y-Orfcc County
Count CLERK. Memphis, tenn, November 2 ISL
To John League. Administrator r. 81. johnson.
Having suggested the insolvency Of tie estate 81
H. ~ iOhuou, deceased. you are hereby ordered
10 rive notice. ~ advertisement in some Newspaper
published within the sHi1 State, and also W The
Court house door OF shelby county. for al persons
having claims against said estate 90 appear aud nlo
tie naiuc. authenticated in the manner prescribed
nfd any claim not llgd ON or before mil day, OF
lgiofc un appropriation NJ thc funds " aid estate
g. made, shall DC iofcycr barred both IN law nul
equity Niincss my hand Of ollrc. ihls - day Of
November. ISL. y QJlGLEY, Clerk
iy Thomas ~ Cunshaw. u. q.
Notice q hgrcby given ns above directed.
fut JOHN InAGtE Administrator
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PROCLAMATION.


Department II State. city 81 Nashville
NNTliEltEAs TllE GENERAL ASSEMBLY on
w thC State of Tennessee. nt iis Forty lfh s.-.
sion Chapter ~ Pages ibs.sp Acts Ui ts.1. submit.
ted tD the qualified voters Vt tho state thr follow.
iur amendment io The Constitution, tD.WlE
so add uG subsection Eighteen 20 Article Eleven
Of nid Constitution the following
section ls-Nu roruu shall manufacture f1r
sale or sUl Or keep Tor sIlc ~ hr,Dnivr. amy in.
toNirauns lluun whatever Including wine ale ur
beer
"'rhc Ccnor1i Assembly rilaiI by law. prcsrilb,
regulations for the enforcement pf the prohibition
hcIr.u contained. aud shall ihgUly provide Fulia.
Die penalties f1r the violation ~ Tie prIyHiuus
hsr.uf' " tU DC ratified AND approved o. friocigl.
hy their votes ns provided in the Constitution. nul
Whereas by section 4. PAGE los. 10 y provided,
among other thiuE'. "thft lhe SocwHy I'd Stat"
the Governor and Comptroller arr hcryby comet.
tuicl hOird Of lr.pcriurs whose duty Il shall De-
10 COmpnro and cautHis aid vote nud tncguiiy thC
insult thereof Is proclamation duly made Iur lhIry
DAYS 10 f1mC daily or other u.Nfplpcr Published 40
Knoxville, thatian0uga Nashville nnd Memphis"
Now, therefore IN conformity with The foregoing.
provision II Law, We DO hereby utily that, ~ the
election held on the gfh day ui september. issf,
thew WCw CIri "tur tie proposed Amruiuuur
ll5fOt votes. and AGAINST tie proposed Amend.
mcut 1927 votes. s it appear lf1m ho returns
duly made 20 aud NOW on Alc la The Office OF th1
Secretary Of state.
IN tcsiimony whereof We have hcrruuio 90 our
Official aguaiupr. and hy order OF the Governor
caused tho Great SDHl ~ the ftiU tn b. uiIACl Ht
the Executive Department IN Nashville. this 18th
~ - RoDr l. TAYLOR.
join ALLISON.
Seminary " state
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Northumberland Notloe.

Haylng quallfNi % the administrator Of Rittsft
Cgfbln Nciliogd. decreased. M The Probate ,pit
OF shelby county ~ rcfsnrs Indebted 10 fsli o.
tate VIII como tufWaid aud pay The sane nnl all
pcfs0ns having claims aghin,l sni c,uic will PIE
seii lhs saine hnihcntcaied IN the nsnHer pre-
tCflSed hf lev 10 TIC unlrislkutd
TAn Sover.ttl Is tsS5
tf. I'll BAncGus.
Adnlniv'Aid 81 Richard cefilg Wexford &C.
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~ " oclock w. in front Of tic eour, hou.e ~ Tho
city OF Memphis shelby couniy, 1cEn., fCl iic FOL
lowing described fcal ctnit, ~ the highest AMI
but bidder. Tor cnfh, towit. iylug. being anu
situated IN TIC 1Aklug District ~ shelby county
Tenn, lai1 city Of Ncmphis, situated on touih
Court street and hclng The east half 81 loi 10. %
on The Plan fnd mHp 81 the said city 81 Memphis
said lul beginning NJ The northeast c1nicr ~ aHi4
Tot 2il funuing thence wcat with The s1uih siHH 90.
south court street Is feet Git Inches thence fuI'H
"a feet Inches ticuCo cast lsiCCt6f inChC, tH"ur.
sale cash. d. y. JOnUAN. a
Ff.TrInf flUUfuffH#IUTHF
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NO MORE coNeLoMERATE.
Pufe Zoo In Reaeh Of Eyelyone.

Tccp Your eisirus clean nu1 purify the water
Dirt lcn,os. ttmw. bugs spIdar snd u,iCu minht NJ
we'll go Into the riso piU hs iua your risiefn but
thor " lll accumulate un J0uf uuf anil 80 theu'r 10
your tisieui lou rhn prevent ihrlf pa1nru ihltlrf
by The zoe " 81 u1icui hitter manufactured ln this
elY by COO. T. Huhsrb. ir he viii place this
nllcr IA on dial aud frno,c Il Il Il does not Keep
your clstofn iruU from I'll impurities
Telephone no ", o. call al va hinimippl Ave.
noe
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Probate Court Sale OF Real Estate

No. ti HD.-in the Probate Court q shelby
county. Tennis George Nayilan vs. james Iur.
uUr Clements
iy virtue Of decree Tor sale made ana entered In
thif Cuu'c on koyomhfff. lstf iu minute tsYnk o..
pa.N ., viii sell ~ public auction, 20 tho highest
bidder. in font 81 tv u0uri house dOuf, uu Main
NUUt Memphis Tenn, uu
saturday, No,snibsr 20, 1891,
r fHn legal houn. tho following described rcai cg.
U,r tuWlt.
Situated n the county Of shelly. State u Ten.
ursrc D. Ing aud being n The laxluv District "
said county, being lot Nos. ~ aud w. ln block ~
900 hr tlnn ~ tio town oi Iun rirGegug, taii lots
hatingA front each 81 twenty lOuf lcf ON me vctt
tdn u Fourth street aud funulng hfck Ia "a alley
vcstwnfdy ono bundled aud twc'to saa one hall
feet uigX icrO.
Terms u sale orc halt cash aud the balance In
SIX month"; Ito purchaser 10 execute u0ics Win
arttUycd fccudiy, An1 lien viii 10 fe'aiuri GA
Nc had 70 secure the unpaid psfehsss nensy.
.Ihls. Apfii .. 1881 .,,,.,.,,,--,
IL Tnor n CnEssnAw Deputy Gigs
usSue LlilDtL kai Ls CoiaBL aus.
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TO Lsr uR FOR SALE.

nAlRl - flksILL LASS, WITH COMP ErE
| J CONTINENT and good business. cnoj sunnly
oi winter feed OF best quality ON hand; also, lind
for dairy farm; location Convenient 10 rity. Al.
dress 10y DAIRY, Appeal Office,
JIoUsE-Ar THE CORNER or TENNESSEE
| | ana Georgia SIS Fort Pickering
- sETs or BARB.R'S FIRNIruRE ALL IN
) good order, and countcr aud mirror luquire
OF T. j. Mccarthy 4 Co, AuotionccrS, PSI al ST.
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d X. d. S. JOHNS SONS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. ~ Jonereon Street.
No. ~ Jefferson Street,
Bot Main and Front MEMPHIS. TENN.
Established n lty0l

nR JOHNSON shriu1vl,frri Ny nfi parties ln
~ tprHsirl ns ~ laf tlD mot hurUUsiul phSsi.
clan iu tlH treatment ~ private or rr,Tei diseases
Quick, permanent fufUf guaranteed Boz even case.
maIn III female Recent rI..s uf GHuuuhta aud
syphilis rrrd iu few dHys without tic tiss oi
mrfDufy. pHlueo uf dice uf hiuIuuou iium busi.
noes secondary syphilis the lHft yc.irC cudI
rHifd without Ur U.H Of UrUUy. involuntary
lua 90 rrUfu HUIUUi Do ufIuu time tu1rfru
fflf1 iurofrufi uf IHs Hf sturl puwrr fgsinfri 20
ifJu Ngui Loo D. IUW NrrH Victims ui scll abuse
and los Ul uh". I"ai Urd mental power. speedily
md permanently r1fUi iuil Mar attention paid
tn toe ii.ffafH Ui NuHII. nul tuna rIHmnlrtd
PILES ami OLD aUrs cund without ihe uso NJ caustr
on ihp knife All cancellations strictly C0uhdon.
ilal MCilclnw sent hJ cNpWa ~ Ell parts Of tho
Cuunty.
40 Il or inrmcn cured ~ half nee usual ratios
Once hour fiona O'Clock am. tp % O'Clock pm.
o. r IOilNsOs, ND
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Once wlld Nov CIVILIZED. 81 Feet In Hight.
Wplghlng but o. Pounds. stronger Than Three or.
diuHy Mon last Week ~ the Nashville Stu-
dents. Iuup Change 81 pfurmm, Concluding
with Roaring Fame. RAZOR JIM last Week oi
Diamond lat Queen ami Long Haired Lady.
Punch and Judy. Marlourtics aud shad0wRaphH.
Fun Tor Everybody. Admission, 10 CENT-.
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Chancery Sale.

10. 90, r DIN the ChNueory Court n Shelby
County SEEMS Mary T. D5nic b. her next
friend. ". john A. Dcnie tnl.
Under aud by virtue II n drrfcc entered 10 th's
rage ~, ! will 81 rpeciAl eoinmlrl Uncr, On
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I,Ow-IIGHT RID AND WHITE COW WHITE
- farg blind IN one cyc taken up mile west
u National cemetery luqulv Of
lOE cox. near pOOriIousc
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NIIIIn Ic7HI bUur, Iho l0II0Nll3 dcgrIlCI TCnI
estate. 90 Wit
A ccrniu parcel ~ land. lying aud being On shcl.
by county fem, described ns follows
Being IA the ilth Surveyors district nhuro 4.
Section ~ On the on Civil district. lying un che
Wuicr NJ The ioon llaichic. bounded On TIE west
OH The cost IS u. C0ohmu's ono huuduuarFu tact
and the west line being ~ chains moro ~ loi con.
iHiuiug Uu Hrur. more uf les, and being the atnin
lands decided to !. " Crfllsl0 un thg llth II June,
i.shy John M,IullCr ndmlnitiuiOr 81 The estate 70
J " Markham, deceased, nsthuuu rs decd rcUrl.
81 lu The Registers Office oi shelby county TCuuCl.
sec. lu ronk -. PAGE ~.
Terms Of salc-Onc third cash: balance IN two
e1ual payments. IN ok aud twelve months, puf
chaser 90 execute Interest bearing notes with ~.
proved security. iurdCigrfCd payments. and a lien
retained % icgurc Tie payment u same.
This November ., lssS
no P.t ouiGLEY, Clerk
~ Tl0s n CrrSEHAw. Deputy clerk.
I1L-n =. lnnnnr. enLLlIllI Dol rnunlannnL
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LABOR AGi SCY.

I1OIOnED Farm LABOR FURNISHED 10 10
~ plantation work We ore lu correspondence
with several hundred colonel families who live IN
fouth Carolina, and ar unable 90 Roy thclt tfant.
rortaii1u anywhere They nfc anxious 10 70 %
Arknuans aud afawllllug to bird themselves IN
contrast 10 wOft dug year. eui " they are well
treated al thc end " aid yclf vii renew thcir old
Coutffct They rfCCf N Wuik on shores hni have
provisions fufnlhri them duInr the year, and
when The crop i rli raihrftd pros lslen bill and
transportation h. deducted frlu their pf0pofilun
Of cfon. These roi0icd people ore old Time dafkict
and know urihlug bui faftains. and a. they have
issdo nothing for cara and csn not make snything
for themselves, they sfo snainin u mshee move.
All planters wishing inm labof aui arc willing 20
sisaneo tfan1,ofiaiiaa 70 their, will DO vel 70
writ 10 other 81 the undcnlluei agsbis, whe can
furnish the families nni vii guois low rates per
cUANi.Ts n WALKER
tON II. tATiNEH,
fkrD D. BCtH
General Aftut ApsAiA %.
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RoBT. l. TAYLOR.
Governor
JOHN ALLISON.
scpinry " state
Pr. piCKAHb.
tunUffniiHr.
Probate Court Sale OF Real Estate.

No tea. r. DIN thc Probate Court ~ shelby
County. Tcun. John League, ndHiuhiratur, -
y. q. Carlisle.
By yinic Of decree for sale entered horcln on
Che "a day 81 November it.7. in Minute Book tl.
iurc -, will foll 90 ihc Highest bidder in front
ui the court house door, on Main ttvct, NCmphlE
L-----.-----.- IN.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

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rate of l5c for two lines one inserton two inscr.
tons, 25c; one week, sec
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I'REslt IMPORT AtlUNs ~ GEMS suITiNGs
i Ncltnns. etc. at -ln -lirrrs cor Wand court
DANrs MADE 70 oEDER Al A. llEXTER <
u hnnI. ~ MIN NJ
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srRAYIn or srnIrN.

DROWN gETTERs Two, a DOC AND A
ID Bitch. aged siN months marked nearly alike
with white mufly on breast and feet; l.tchs feet
only slightly marked lang" aur ON Inside of dogs
lylt ear. ursa chain ooilHn on when lo.li $40 rc.
wand iur both, iOreithUr Return 20 go Adams
u. " % 4. J. White. 2Glrlntst
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ntNH.
EUGENE-:-ROBINSON'S
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
WIND MEN or BORNFO

Museum aud Two Thaicu Open Daily from 10
band % i0p pm.
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FOR SALE.
DLANTATloN--
A GOOD PLANTATION,

A VERY DESIRABLE SUBU RRAN FARM OF
y 40 acpS; well improved. four miles from the
city ena turnpike mad, The hand Is rich only
few years In cultivation, and is specially well
adapted fora farm, garden, stock raising or dairy
purposes. win be sold ata sacrifice Apply to II.
h. cullen, No. 4 Madison street. Memphis Tenn.
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COW-ONE.HALF JERSEY COW AND CALF;
~ also, registered jersey hull calf from q fine
butter family. Apply to Goudhar, Love 4 Go.
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LOWERING ON THE FENCE.
He Does Not Wish to be Considered rs an
Anti.Administration Candidate.

Antt.AdmlnistratlOn Caudtdatc.
Boston, Sept. 25.-E1- Congressman Lover
ing. the Democratic nominee for Governor, is
anxious to change the popular impression that
lie cherishes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sentiments.
1t has been we'll understood that the reward
for accepting the empty honor Of the first place
on the ticket in Massachusetts this year would
be the United States Marshalship when Gen.
Banks retires in December. II the President
should become convinced that Mr.. Lowering
represented personally the anti-Administra-
tion wing Of the party he would hardly BIO ex-
pected to give him tho appointment. Mr..
Some weeks ago. and long before there was
any talk OF Nominating me for Governor. in an
but that Nj: Cleveland would have The entire
and lis
ton for the claim that has been made that
the Providence Journal announces that am
opposed to the President because he vetoed
the bin IT. for
minded enough 70 give the President credit for
acting In accordance With H.. his hes, best judg-
did what believed to be right IN introducing
the bill. and have no reason to think but that
I called upon the President at the White House
a few months ago, and had o very pleasant in
terview. Our relations are Of the most friendly
character. believe that Mr. Clevelands Ad-
ministration should be upheld in every posi-
casion to call upon either Gen. Corse or Col
lector SaltonstaIl very often during their terms
OF office. shall do so when occasion requires.
That will show you my relations with those
two gentlemen as well as anything else can.
do not Ike to be placed In the position Of hav-
ing been nominated as an anti-Administration
candidate whom such It not the CASE